Ye Jiu muttered, "There are so many people, but this position seems pretty good. It looks like we can launch a counterattack."

Because I'm not a professional, I didn't intend for Shen Que to hear me, but I didn't expect him to have such good hearing. He jumped out and used his ultimate skill. The position was indeed very good, and he managed to hit five people, but the economic gap wasn't that big. It was a 2v5 situation, which was just asking for death. The two of them were quickly focused down.

As the exciting announcement of perfect crowd control played, they lay peacefully on the ground. Fortunately, they traded one mid-laner, so they didn't suffer a complete loss.

"You just go for it because I said so? Now we've got our hands on the beautiful one." We're almost at the end of the game, fighting for the Storm Dragon King, so losing points now is a huge loss.

Ye Jiu grabbed his collar and joked, "Where's your professionalism? You're a professional player, and you're still messing around with me."

Shen Que didn't think he was wrong at all, puffing out his cheeks and saying indignantly, "Anyway, it's just a game, not a competition. If we lose, we lose. It's not okay for my sister to have regrets over a game. I'll do whatever you want."

Shen Que knew, of course, that it was not appropriate to start a group operation in this place; our side couldn't provide enough support, so starting one would be useless.

"But if you want to try it out, then let's do it. We've already changed our mid laner, haven't we? What's the problem? The enemy mid laner is a big carry, it's perfect to take him down."

Ye Jiu was stunned, narrowing her eyes as she looked at him. How could Shen Xiaogou actually say such a thing?!

"Did you sign up for a class? How come you're so good at talking?"

Ye Jiu and others reacted in unison in the comments:

Tell me, did you secretly sign up for classes behind our backs?!

He's so good at this, I can't stand it.

[Cute, blanched]

[@Kongshan, Captain, look, he came out and secretly fed us dog food (a Chinese slang term for public displays of affection)!]

I can't stand you two lovebirds, I have to swoon over you.

[They're childhood sweethearts, that makes it even more adorable!]